Ebay And Australian Retail Group Myer Announced Their Cooperation Recently.

Australia's retail group, Myer, recently announced its partnership to create the world's first virtual reality.

Shops.

The virtual reality store will receive 12 thousand and 500 products from the Myer group.

In addition, eBay UK's Global Shipping Programme has added 38 countries and regions, and the UK seller can now take the eBay global delivery plan.

Distribution to the following 38 countries and regions.

EBay JoomanPark, general manager of Australia and New Zealand, said that the company not only replicated e-commerce experience in virtual environment, but also made use of the best elements in traditional retail and promoted it to improve browsing experience, facilitate customer selection and improve efficiency.

RichardUmbers, chief executive and general manager of Myer group, said that no matter where it is, customers can enjoy the pleasure of shopping at Myer. The company updates product information in real time to ensure that every customer can get the latest quotation information of the company.

The interconnection of virtual reality department store and eBay application interface enables Myer's product category, price and inventory information to be updated in real time. This is the first virtual reality experience on a global scale.

EBay and Myer jointly issued a statement saying that through this cooperation, the two sides will provide virtual reality equipment shopticals for customers, especially virtual reality customers, so as to facilitate customers to open virtual shopping trips.

At present, the company provides 15 thousand wearable devices for customers free of charge through the website.

Customers holding Shopticals equipment can download the application of eBay virtual reality department store to the smart phone, then insert the mobile phone into the wearable device when the application is turned on, and then start shopping.

According to media reports, most of the goods in the virtual reality department store are presented in the form of 2D images, while the first 100 commodities are presented in the form of 3D images, and shoppers can spin browse products.